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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-15
THE ABSENT WALTER Z. LIWION'S fAIEh.

n vvrxr In THINKS THAT WITH GOOD MAN
AGEMENT IT CAN ALL BE NET
Jobr Henry Keene IT, of Baltimore, counsel OF the
hanks holding the OF the Navassa
phosphate Company upon the paper of Walter T. Law
ton the absent president OF the company said yesterday
that after careful Investigation he DceVes tne Pape
with the Nayassa COmpany's Endorsement can ehceGo
&l5OOOO. The Navassa Guano Company, Tue ueorsIa
Chemical, Chesapeake and the Raisen co
nanies have available resources OF fully S2OOooOn the
sfocRhoders OF the Navassa Company Will force the
creditors TO probe their relations with these
Mr. Koene said that there were ioo9VV Urs g., rhic,
phste deposits at Navassa ready for shipment In
It might be found that Lawton had large neIes'; 81
though osensiby there was no SUBSCRIBER 10 inc Two
millions Of stock In that company ING p oSst; the
name of the company acted contrary TO the RUE OF te
company which allowed the secretary only 10 40
make such Endorsement Mr. keehe oo sSaI .so
who had knowledge of it, but not the public,
who dealt In good faith with Lawon as president pau
an apparent power Mr. Keene thought that prudent pu
mess would desire to avoid grave esn IT,. ,,onb
rather than compel creditors to raise them that atacn
mepts TO satisfaction could be Issued in aoe
without bond, the debtor c0rporation-tle Navassa-
nonresident that the ia ., ,h,r oa
tons promptly compel the syndicate OF tne creatoIs
to force nsolvcpt proceedings against the Navss
pany and all its offspring associations causing 90
the stockholders legal obligation upon Lawtoh paper
ana cripple their prosperous enterprises MI heehe sA
that the gentlemen at the head or the various stocK
yassa Company who well known TO him, were gen
tlcmen of more than ordinary business saSacity ana t
for 81 80 900 they could afford TO abandon 10 Hga
their prosperous business, In which an heir re-
sources were embarked that creditors holding tue
Endorsement stood hrmly t0sether anu auopVcu
the policy OF the New York W
cripple their debtors by litigation. but % sustain theu
he believed the paper would be promptly met ana taat
by judcious MANAGEMENT there would be no loss.
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As THE SEASONS ROLL AROUND WE HAVE TO
KEEP TELLING THE WEARERS OF HATS HOW
WELL WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE THEM. BE-
CAUSE.-THE PURCHASE OF A HAT SEEMS SO SMALL
A MATTER SOME MEN WILL NOT GO OUT OF THEIR
WAY To BUY ONE UNLESS THERE Is OBVIOUS AID
VANTAGE TO DE GAINED. SUCH ADVANTAGE WE
CLAIM FOR OUR HAT DEPARTMENT.
LAST YEAR THE HAT JOBBERS TRIED TO
FORM A CORNER" IN HATS TO PREVENT
LARGE RETAILERS LIKE OURSELVES FROM
BUYING DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS THEIR
COMBINATION WOULDN'T HOLD TOGETHER
WE GOT ALL THE HATS WE WANTED AND OUR
CUSTOMERS SAVED THE EXTRA PROFIT SOUGHT
TO BIZ IMPOSED AND WHICH MUST DE PAlD ON
HATS OBTAINED FROM RETAIL HAT STORES OUR
STORE is NOT AS ELEGANTLY FITTED UP
AS THE EXCLUSIVE HAT SHOPS. BUT WHEN WE
SAVE YOU DOLLARS ~ HARD CASH. WHAT'S TIE
pIFFERENCEi WE SELL DEHBYS oFM MOST FASH.
IoNABLE SHAPES AT SD. THAT ARE PRECISELY
As GOOD QUALITY AS THE HATTERS ASK 81 FOR;
OTHER DERBYs AT $50. $3.50, $500. SILK
HATS. S.
SPLENDID VARIETY OF BOYS HATS. INcLUD.
ING sTRAws, ALREADY ON SALE.
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A HABEAs CORPUS IN POwELEs CASE.

The attempt OF George V. Powell, who is held in the
Ludlow street jail under bonds witness against
Jacob Sharp obtain his liberty took shape yesterday
In the issuing by Judge Donohue OF wrts of habeas
pus and certiorar The latter writ directed TO Chief
Clerk John Sparks ordered that he certify to Justice
Van Brunt OF the Supreme Court before whom the mat
ter will this morning. tho proceedings under which
Powell ia held custody. The order made bJ Judge
Cowing Wednesday on the application OF District
Attorney MARITIME. In affidavit accompanying his pc
tition be discharged from custody MIR Powell denies
that he has any intention to leave the State.
Powell ut the District. Attorneys office for part
OF Yesterday In the custody OF detective but he would
not say anything about his detention was strcnuously
denied at the tOrncys that there had been any
settlement OF disputed accounts between Powell and
Jacob SHARP The trial OF the action In which Powell
tried 10 5000 for services rendered in obtain
ing consents OF to tho building OF the
broadway road resulted favorably TO sharp An appeal
has been tax en- by Powers lawyers.
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MEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VFRNos.-AITangemeDts were made recently for a
cooking take place drinking shop near tho
station Of the New Haven railroad on "Wednesday night
Mount Vernon and stamford birds
reported that OF Mr.. Berghs officers had
The Interested the matter baggod their brs aud
leaving those who had paid 50 admission 10 draw upon
their ina vi natiOns Tor the result OF the night
WHITE PLAINs-1he wil Of Mrs Margaret A. Mills widow
OF ills no died Sunday, has been hlcd
San ogs Office She bcqueaths TO Grace Episcopal Church.
OF place The OF her $4,000 estate
broer John ADderon and her two sisters, Mrs T. x
Marshall AMI Mrs. Ten Eycko Sheldon.
SING SxOWarden Bush had 30 convicts at work ycscr
day clearing the ruins OF the laundry which burned
on pal OF the carpenter shop Ia To be used
driving room; old shop custom hOuse.
call Is beng mado into starchng on
Moday the warden TO have $50
laundry contract about 25O were engaged before the fire.
PEEKsKIII-At Easter election In st. Peters Caurch
and Calvin froat chosen wariens, and
Hustled James H. ko5crtson. VI Ness smith, r..
j. Horton H. l.. FoI. c. A. Haestrom, H. A. Townsend and
s.. ALA yestrymen
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NEW MEN IN THIS CITY AsD BRooKLYN-oLD MEN
IN NEW PAsTORATEs.

NEW MEN IN THIS CITY AsD BRooKLYN-oLD MEN
IN NEW PAsTORATEs.
Among the changes made In the ministers OF tne
Mcthod,st Episcopal churches Of the city by the
Neuyor Conference that closed Its session In Kings
ton on Wednesday, was the appointment OF tho Rev.
DIR. A. J. Palmer as presiding eiier Of tho Ncw-fork
District. The Rev J. G.. Oakley, OF the Church OF
ave- goes TO the Chelsea Church; and the Rov: clark
Wright formerly OF the Chelsea, goes 10 inc Cnurcn
OF the Saviour; Dr. Albert ID. Vail OF ST. inke s. In
E. s Triple, a graduate of syracuse University and
member M Of the graduating class at the Drew Theo-
logical semnary Will 60 TO 81 Luxe Rev inc MSv
A. Holmes in st. Marks in west thirty afth-st, and
the Rev N b. Thompson takes the place Of the Rev.
Isaac H. Lent In st. o on ~ ,I the West lac
lem Church In West Onehuhdrcd anu twenty ;hiIn st
in the place OF the Rev. f. Mason North and the Rev
Zero in Woodlawn Dr. George F. strobrid-c, OF West
Eirhtecnth-st goes the First Church OF ionlers.
and tho Rev. G. r. North goes to the Eighteenth. It.
fremont Church ard the Rey: Philip Germond its
former pastor, goes TO st. Pauls, In peehshill -.
East Conference that a,I met in NJ NJ
n.' Smith dt' The REV. Albert A. Laihbury in East
Elevcnths e succeeded by the Rev. L. richardson
and the Rev w. A. layton Is its new pastor. DIR.
Morehousc gocs to the Seventeenth street
the Rev. William Hamilton TO the Embury Church,
the Rev. George L. Taylor to the Fourth Avenue the
Rev J. F. Scarles TO Fulton Street; the Rev. i: N.
York Avenue, the Rev. NJ. W. Prince to Nostrand
Avenue, the Rev J. O. Peck TO Simpson Church.
Rev G. r. Miller to the First Church, the Rev. W. G.
Wilson to Cedar Street, the Rev L. Porter 10 Cook
Street the Rev. W. V. Kelly to 81. Johns the Rev.
to the sammerfcld Church. and the Rev. s. II. smith
TO the south Third Street Church.
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NETS FROM THE SUBURBS.
DIsoUE AGAIN SENTENCED TO BE HANGE


George Disque the Hobokcn vito murderer, re:
death yesterday In the Jersey CITY Court ~
Termner The prisoner was skep into eour, about
n m HIS spiritual adviser the Rev MT Meury had spent
tho entire morning with him. and as result OF his mn-ra
tons the p appcac calm and self possessed District
Attorney Winfield read the decision OF tie Supreme
Court affirming tho verdict and Disqnc was ordered
10 stand mn Judge Knapp sentenced him 10 he
hanged on June !. between 10 a. and m. slight
rcmor shook prisoners when the sentence
pronounced recovered moment and betrayed
taken back to the jail where he held
bref interview his DSque has not abandoned
all hope counsel will apply TO the Court OF Parons for
q communication OF his sentence. -,
the death penalty committed on October 1883 and was
revolving character Dlsqne lived with his wife and child
at No 80 Adamss iiobokon lie was OF brutal and
disposition and addicted TO drink on the date
wifes throat with kife which II believed
have for the purpose and IN order that his
work might be efec ed he made two distinct cuts.
eeyerine jugnlar vein In two places and
NEARLY cutting the body The
murderer calmly washed his hands dressed himself and
went 10 the police station whore he quietly informed the
sergeant that klei his wife, and had TO give
himself M At he endeavoe To blacKen his wi-s
saving that he met man coming out OF her
convicted the December Term OF Court and sentenced 10
be hanged March H. 1886 The case was taken 10 the
Court which rendered It's decision lew days
II Is not at all probable that the Court OF Pardons Will In
tefferc.
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INCOMING STEAMERI
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT FNEw.YoRK. $50. THURSDAY. APRIL IA. 1887
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW.YORK. TIL RSDAY. APRIL IA. 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brooklyn City tBr Pitt Bristol Mar 90 Swansea
90 mse 10 James Arke Co Arrived at the Bar ~
steamer Rotterdam (Dtcl. Wis., Amsterdam April p with
mdsc and passengers Funch Edyc Co. Arrived at the
Bar at l.30 - m 40,
Steamer jas Barras tBr) Burgess, Palermo Mar 22 with
md,e TO Grazian0 weasel To simpson, Spence u Young
Steamer Basil (jr. Thompson. Ceara Mar = Mar ,nlan
April with mdse and passenger to Booth Co. Arrived
at the Bar at -
steamer Andes Br, Mcknight Jacmel Mar &C. Port Nor
ant 80 Kingston April g. Montego bay Port Maria Port
Antonio ndso aud TO PIN. F0rwood Co.
Arrived At tho Bar At 22O pm. - .
steamer Pomona (Br. Legoe, Montego Bay April o. 81
AIMS Port Maria days. with mdso To vessels u
Co. Arrived at the Bar at IL am. -
Steamer Wergelund tNorl Hansen Baracoa days. Win
fruit 10 III Dumois. Arrived az the liar at midnight
Lampssas, Crowe, Galveston days, Via Key
West. with mdse and passengers Ia Z II Mallory 4 Co.
Steamer II Dlmock HallcI Boston. with ndse to II
Dlmock
ship august (Gor Jaburg Bremen 40 days. with mdsc
o ORDER; vessel TO Theo Ringer Co
Ship Joseph Scanme (of 81 John, NB Thompson, Rot
teram 80 days with iron and empty barrels To ORDER vessel
o scammell Bros
Bark (Dtch) sivart Rotterdam 30 days. with mdso
order; vessel 10 Punch Edge & Ce.
Bark Marguerite ItaD. Trapan Messna 80 days, with
fruit To ORDER vessel To Funch Edge Go.
with sugar 10 w p Armstrong. ~ ,
schr Ella Brown. Kcene ~ John NIB ID days. with lum
Der 10 II Rawson Co.
sUNsEr-wind AZ SANITY Hook. light ssw cloudy and
haxy. AtCiv Island. light NE; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer State Of Georgia tr,. Mooeie. Glasgow April
Larne with ndse and passengers 70 Austin Baldwin Co.
Arrived at the Bar at u. 40 p
Steamer CiU " Washington. Reug. Vera Cruz Mar 3ls
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A WELL-FARNED GAME FOR BOSTON
BROOKLYN BEATEN By ONLY ONE RUN.
DISPUTE OVER FOUL BALL-oTHER coNIEsrs IN

DISPUTE OVER A FOUL BALL-oTHER CoNIEsis iN
THIS NEIGHBoRHoOD.
The Boston League baseball club and the Brooklyn niue
n,avsd their second game Washington Park yesterday
Over 5000 spectators present In spite OF the
able weather OF the
the season there excitement The Boston men OUT
baed and outneded their opponents ana won afer INC
hardest battle In tho ninth inning the
stood on and yelled and the noise could DC
blocks away from the park.
The final inning begun with the score at 10 III iavo
of the visiting players Mcclellan the first striker sent ,ne
SIrc said nothing a. rolled out OF the cach o.
baseman Morrill, and into the crowd In right neu horse
Ian making the circuit OF tho bases IKE croJ
TO 's get az the BALL wien finally captured 1T 1T
and sent third base Mcclellan had already ar
ved there his home sutton Threw ro "a"
home Mcclellan had reached the goal IN saeU
wrange began between Umpire Knight, Kelly M ,naf
Mcclellan Morrill, The Boston men were convncei u'
the ball had struck 70 tho right OF FIRST bass anu was
while BROOKLYN nine equally positive tnat ho T
spectators screamed stamped and acted IKE 1ui
ally when the umpire finally decided M ,ne oa n the run
counted the would have been tied. ,-,. IL,
crowd showed their disapproval OF the dccs ,hn
unpire game, their faces as black as $40
clouds made an attempt to modest hg ,s a.
with throughout aud was supported IN
model manner. not fielding error being maze ny nc D
...,.r md Tho
Tho begun the most energetic manner anu to
PLAYING sharp and effective that neither sue scoe
forged into After one was out
base hit and scored on bfee-uase nv ~ Co.
aGex hs r ai an another run wise
called balls tor tho thrd time and apah ot
W The veteran sutton sent home but the Captain was
fondiy clinging TO second base The rookyn sn 90
their only recorded IN the NTH inning " ren
hit and scoring threcLaso hit to right field by
The score was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-15
NEW ARK

The will Of tho Rev. Dr. Raw Palmer the well known hvmn
probate yesterday by the Surrogate.
all his 10 his family Wing his Charlie.
Ray Palmer, his books aud manuscripts
The Central Branch Irish National Leagur held n
at Library Hall last night pf0tcs against
the passage OF Coercion bill by Parliament stirring adj
dresses made by rGovorn0r Albeit MonsisnoT
Judge Frank Fort and other speakers and series Of
resolutions adopted.
The celebrated tho Anniversary OF Jcer
birthday night with reception at the CLUB rooms
Nearly all the leading DEMOCRATS OF The city and state wec
present.
NewJersey state Veterinary Association hell It's an
nua at Saenger Han yesterday aud elected for
!ent ". Hawk Of Newark vice presidents Dr. Duston oil
Newton Krone of Pasraic secretary.
DR. Coo er Of salem treasurer l. H. sater OF New.
ark Dr. sattler paper aud gave practical denonsa
subject Of bacteria showing how tubercuious
diseases were transmit tel from cattle 10 men.
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ARTISTIC MAyrELs AND CRATES.

The firm Of s. Conover Co.. Nos 20 and 80 West Twenty
tAirds Allowing many beautiful and artistic designs In
asels places thing and brass work. Hobates In the
tiles with Colonial martels Of wood In
tvory finish beautiful ivory finished mapte for dining
with yellow shaded tiles around tho replace
go and ussd a. shelf for ns porcelans or other orna
DonA convenient door under the hob In the new
ensing room crate whore plates be warmed someof
e hrc places for drawing fitted up In
Sxeen onyx IN thing In mosaic effect and In real moacs
Roman and fiorentine pattern Complete nrepsees
snea tnney wrought iron In artistic patterns for
nns roSms sno nas and oceassony for libraries There
md dainty French nrs places the white and gold Of the
feagn OF Louis XVI and In the fashions Of bis pre-
BY the waii Of the stove Tho
King mosaic s an eighth Of an inch square largest
ne dressing tables brsss and Mexican onyx ire especially
Beautiful
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4 daYs With .ndss and

Tu:y:. agf s.s:ss s soS ''''
i Msvs%e ssn"STi sd.l sss:s 70 BsrSer
s.s .ss DEo S
Steamer Eido5sSS ByrnsNs"'orl'an' days. WIN m'''
NsTD5a s1d ). C.
% sss % Newport News with coal to
E%. s s'a' sa
sR %S say % r.s:s S Whitney
Bark snnce xSs Sorcch, Palermo 70 days. with iru''
BARK sreens aust. Ss:ercn gO0a ~ days. with iron
ssi esSsy 50 days. via
RGSs parss to seso
deP rs Barden NOM Mesa Sc days. with fruit
to ORDER vessel to Benham 8 Bcyesen.
CLEARED.
Steamer Delambria tBr) Caosan, LiVerp00'-"u'A
sto mer clapeyrOn (Br. Anderson, Barcelona-w Hur
steamer Britannia (Br), ParasOls Marseies-J Elweh
steamer City Alexandra. Reynolds, havana ana MeAi
'as @
Steamer Santiago Cotton cienfuegos via ''
Steamer Ludwig Hoberg Nor, Brach. Baracoa-Gomez q
Steamer wergeund CNor) Hansen. Baracoa-H pnmS,
Steamer Mexico tspanl Carmona. Havana NJ @'''A''
steamer orinoco tBr Garvin. Hamilton Ber-A ou'e'
steamer marlborough tBr. Fraser. Bermuda-A ou'er
steamer Roanoke, Couch Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion SIS co. ~ Dorvn.r
Steamer Ocorara REYNOLDS Baltimore-B Downer.x
General Whitney. Boarse BosSnnh na i'm low.
ship Remainder svend FoyL (Norh Bryce Ah'"eiP'
ham 4 BOyesen. o,.... To. w Elvel
& Cop ca John Harvey Stewart Ne"'o'''D'
Bark st Andrews (Br, Heegstra Bilboa-R de Flores.
Bark Fornosa, Pierce Sagua Ia Grande u n
Bark Rotlenay tBrl, Osen st Johns Nb-' ~ " 'N'
&Co. 49,. rars a 70
Brig Caesaria Ia Cahcro Marscies Punch Edye III
Brig Ualatea (BrL Wilkin John, NB-BowrinR Ai
bald. ,,... ror,e, Trow
Brig Pearl, thinner BrdgetOwn, B"rbadoes-Daniei iro"
bridge ru.,sco
Brig Mary Fink, Darrtt Havana--Jas Ward Co
SAILED
Steamers England for Liverpoo state OF n .;
Hamburg Hnngara Aspinwsn Cy W
Alexandra Mexico Havana santiago Glen
Del. .,, rr,,,or,
Ships Forest King Copenhagen; Southland Hubert
BarSs Hos for Melbourne: VIM X Chapman, Hamburg;
Cato, Oporto g de Zado. Guantanamo
the MOVEMENT, OF SrEAMER5
FOREIGN PORTS
1oxpoy Aprll l4-Arrivec steamer state OF Ncbraka(Br.
Braes, from New-Yors Mar 81. u, 49,. m,
QUEENSTOWN April l4Arrivod steamer The Queen sbr'
Silligan, NewYork April on her way 70 LVerpoo'
Sailed steamer Adratc (Br) Irving from Liverpool hence
for NewYork. . $4,000, .,...,.- Altar foer,
ClristoHers from April on her way " bremen
PIYmoUTm April 10 Arrived. steamer Corona (Ger VIII
tenberg New York on her way TO Amsterdam; m,
NEWCASTLE April l4-Arrived steamer BOSTON NiS ND''
Shorburne from Newfork - u,o..o.,nr ,pr, for
SWANSEA April l3-saed, steamer worcester 'br' luz
Eew.York. - ,f...o pos. ,pr,
SciiIY Xpr I3-Passed steamer Waesland (Belg Ueoer
veg from New YORK on her way to Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-15

LONG ISLAND CITY. The newly appointed postmaster
James A. Med official bond Yesterday with the
County Clerk Of Queens County III The sum OF suoOo HIS
bond rnen are James Dayeen and Patrick McGraw.
The attcn Ami Term OF tile supreme Court Cir
cult judy barnard presiding yesterday MAS taken up Win
Frederick T. Fske formerly business manager
Paul school, Garden tty against tho Cathedral OF tho
eight months damages
which amounted 10 : 300 Tho Jury
rendered n for the plantin for 1916.
POET WAsHiSGToN.forty five spectators attended tho
sale OF several condemned government vessels yes
sold for 81 500 the Ohio brought
400: The Shawmut ~ the Roanoke $3.50. the sus
Gnehsnna ~, 300 and the savannah $1,000 The buyers
were General Daniel W. Richard ami Martin d. Smith Of
YORK bought five OF the steamers while the others
purchased by aessra stanard and Cullcy oil Pha
deiphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

N,s York Bos-senator M c. Butler Of South Carolina
and Professor Goodwin Smith, OF Toronto. Clarendon
Hoe-Vicente O. Quesada Argentine Minister At
ton Ho1,ndn E0ue-Senator George Hearst OF Calior'
MIA ibsorls HofslBaron Won zedtwitz Of the Ger
Legation washin gton, and the Rev. Dr. T. Conrad
of Philadelphia ran veru' Hoe-Henry w save anu
Professor A. Forester OF ithaca Congressona peIogSo
Murray Hiu HoeEx Governor Henry Howard OF hnnec
Island James l. Howard OF Connecs
cut and Rev Dr. J. p Newman. of washington. o,'
James Hoe-Attorney General John r. soek,on;
Jersey Grand Central HOtet-CongressmaD A. A. r
OF Potsdam NJ y wfndsor HetetEE ea Va
A. Russell Massachusetts, and ex Mayor hcnAH
of Philadelphia Grand Hots-Judge George NJ henneuy'
49, x,eac
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LIEUT.. zALIysKI ON THE DYNAMITE GUN

Yesterday afternoon Lieutenant Edmund l.. "a
lnski, 9TH U. s. Artillery, read paper ON "Thc
Pneumatic Dynamite Torpedo Cum before tho Military
Service institution at Governors Island. The museum
az the Institution well nci with an attentive
sudcnco among whom were Generals }. b. Fry, W
W. Burns, IL. l.. Abbot. ii. {. Iompkins, W; ~
Hamilton, G. sutherland, q. Douglas Brewerton; ana
i.lcutenants ii. G. CanbauSh, John Pitcher, >. H.
SAWYER and a. W. Nogdes. al OF the Regular Army,
man and Others of the New York National Guard;
Mr. Mctca fe of "The Forum Professor Devine, in-
vcptor of the explosive used at Hell Gate; Major
w ~ Randolph, Major NJ. T.. Miller Captain Charles
Captain V. Hawaii, Professor Burchell MI. Kuhn
slater and many other gentlemen who are expert
mentng with explosives MalGr,Generai .: ~
Lieutenant zalnsld said that the pneumatic dynamite
gun had been invented TO project large charges OF
Xigh OK posivcs with safety and accuracy The hrst
eight feet, and was invented by Mr. Menorl in 1889.
and brought Fort Hamilton for experiment in 1884
1t had been the rlo In the United States 10 decry
American inventions and neglect to adopt them
not about time he asked, for Americans to Judge
independently of their merit lApplausel He had
repeatedly deprecated and denied that this
"A "Zalinski's gum his invention.
lie claimed however, that he had given some direction
70 It's development as practical military appliance
In conclusion he said:
Ihayc pushed this work quickly as could because
aside professional interest involved saw In pos
abilities usefulness OF public emergencies which
aS i 81 provided have
sufcent for defensive PURPOSES have thought IL very
TAXED before modern guns ships and forts are provided
81 ne ourselves desiroyed
onel Hamilton and others took part. Lieutenant
xaiinski was awarded vote OF thanks
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

grooklyn Assembly Investigating Committee Io3O e. m
Meeting OF plymouth Church congregation brookyn'
p. m. x,..Huu,o pot,ca rourt
American Opera Company suit, CITY Court
CoroDer's in Railway murder case
Yale Alumni ssOciatioD. Delmonicos, evening.
Professor II. C. Davs's lecture Columbia College . p m
Kane Lodge No. 464 reception, Masonic Temple p H.
Mcroscopica Society, No. 81 MadisoD.ave, p M
American Geographical Society, Chckerlng II all up M.
in and Of charities Demonico afternoon
m meeting, International II all, D. m.
Public discussion High License Prohibition for New
York City, Annex Hall, p. IN. 90, e,
NJ. Neesaus lecture, ST. stephens Church sunuS
Dennis McMahon's lecture before Liberal Club. No 200
East Fifteenth st., p. IN.
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Jersey CITY.

number Of who served United States deputy
sha the election In 1884 have decided TO sue the Govern
OF salary which they claim Is due
them
Judge Randolph awarded James A. Talmage Judgment
tor 5000 in snt against Mayor Timkcn Of Hobokcn
Mayor Timken offered reward OF 5000 information which
would lie all 10 arct John Mcmahon the defautnR col
lccor Tanadge located the fugitive but the city refused TO
Tamage brought suit AMI II wa. decided
MAYOR had authority 10 offer the reward, hc
pay the monoy himself
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CLAIMING THAT HIS BROTHER CHEATED HIM.
Louis xeslsr German pedler who committed suicide
"wednesday night BY swallowing rat poison At No. l2e Mali
sst left letter declaring that he had been cheated Of
~ Inheritance ~ his brother The bfoher 10 known in
~ cy. Mstxer single man and kept much 10 himself
otey His acQuentanccs thought he was crazy. II